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Central Park North
Central Park
Central Park East
Metro Downtown
Marlborough North
Marlborough South
Sidewalk
Other walking path
Signalized crosswalk
Rest stop / bench
Drinking fountain
Public Toilet
Public Art
Recreation Centre
Playground
Skateboard Park
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Library
School
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Community Police Office
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Bus route / Bus number
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ACCESSIBILITYThese routes have been selected for accessibility, however you may encounter temporary sidewalk closures or other unforeseen obstacles. Pathways through parks may be unpaved.
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FIVE MINUTE WALK (500 steps) TEN MINUTE WALK (1,000 steps)
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PLEASE NOTE: This walking map was prepared as a guide to walking opportunities within the City of Burnaby. The City of Burnaby, its employees, officers, directors and representatives do not guarantee the accuracy of the information contained herein nor warrant the safety or fitness of any route shown on this map.
PUBLIC ART IN METROTOWN
Birds. GERRY GLADSTONE. This bronze sculpture/fountain is located near the corner of Nelson and Kingsway
Public art can be found throughout Metrotown, from the Korean War Memorial in Central Park, to the “Water Spheres” installation at Royal Oak Avenue and Dover Street. In Metro Downtown (Walk #4), there is an emerging “Art Walk” along the south side of Beresford Street, between Willingdon Avenue and Dow Street. This includes sculptures, a digital panel, and a programmable/curated digital screen. The aim of the public art is to create a distinct sense of place that encourages people to linger, eat, shop and explore. Below are a few examples of art found throughout Metrotown. The numbers on the photos correspond to numbers on the map.
Cubes. UNKNOWN ARTIST.
This steel sculpture salutes volunteers and volunteering in Burnaby. It is located on Kingsway, east of Sussex Ave.
Chair Column. AL MCWILLIAMS.
At 15 feet tall, this stack of steel chairs seems to defy gravity. It is located on Silver Avenue in Station Square.
Aurora. COLIN KWOK. This bronze sculpture/fountain is located in the outdoor pedestrian corridor of The Crystal Mall.
Evangeline and Bay Bébé. JOE
FAFARD. These realistic looking bronze powder-coated horse sculptures are located in the Metrotown Library grounds.
Old Column. LEAD PENCIL STUDIO.
This is a 3-dimensional sketch of a tree becoming a section of lumber. It is located on Beresford Street at Willingdon.
Say Nothing in Bright Colours. INSTANT COFFEE. This shimmering sequin mural is on the north side of Central Blvd at Station Square.
Shed and Blacktail. MUSE ATELIER. The elegant and elemental form of deer antlers were the inspiration behind these oversized aluminum sculptures. Sited on the Beresford Street Art Walk on Silver Avenue and Telford Avenue, they appear as if naturally shed.
Dolphins in Unison. ERIC
VANDERZEE. This metal sculpture was installed in 1989 for the opening of the Eaton Centre, now Metropolis at Metrotown.
Untitled. ALAN STOREY. This aluminum and concrete sculpture is on the corner of Nelson Avenue and Bennett Street.
Bloom. JILL ANHOLT. Inspired by the opening of Lotus flowers, these aluminum sculptures are located on Nelson Ave. south of Bennett St.
Unfold. JILL ANHOLT. Unfold references the elongated twists and turns of Lucky Bamboo–itsvivid colour and its essence of energy and growth. Located on Nelson Ave. south of Bennett St.
Lanterns at the Park. IE
CREATIVE. The five lanterns comprise a “fairy ring” ensemble of stainless steel mushrooms. Located on Nelson Ave. south of Bennett St.
Water Spheres. TONY BLOOM.
These nine aluminum spheres represent planets within a central axial pool in a water reclamation park. Located on the northeast corner of Royal Oak and Dover.
WHY WALK?
METROTOWNNEIGHBOURHOODWALKS
Walk these six neighbourhoods:
ABOUT THIS MAPThe walks on this map have been selected to help residents and visitors explore Metrotown’s neighbourhoods, parks, civic and cultural spaces. They are one to four kilometres long, on mostly flat terrain, and include suggested rest stops along the way. The routes have no defined start or end point, so just pick up a route where it suits you, choose a direction, and start walking!
MAP COMMENTS AND FEEDBACK
Planning Department [email protected]
CONTACTS
CITY OF BURNABY
Walking Information (including a PDF of this map) www.burnaby.ca/walking
Burnaby Access Guidebook www.burnaby.ca/access
``Be Active`` Programs in Burnabywww.burnaby.ca/active
Public Art Informationwww.collections.burnabyartgallery.ca
TRANSLINK
Bus Informationwww.translink.caTripPlanning.translink.ca
WALKING CLUBS/ADVOCACY
Burnaby Outdoor Club www.burnabyoutdoor.com
Walkers Caucus (New Westminster and Burnaby) www.walkerscaucus.ca
Canada Walks www.canadawalks.ca
Walk21 www.walk21.com
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Health and HappinessWalking increases health and happiness as part of an active lifestyle.
EnvironmentWalking benefits the environment when it replaces other forms of motorized transport.
Social engagement and InclusionWalking increases social engagement and feelings of inclusion by providing opportunities to meet and talk with neighbours.
Safety and securityWalking improves safety and personal security by increasing the number of people on the streets (’eyes on the street’). More walkers also increases drivers’ awareness of pedestrians, improving overall safety.
Economic vitalityWalking promotes economic vitality by encouraging people to spend more time in public spaces and to support local stores and restaurants.
20 Minutes a DayJust 20 minutes of walking a day can reduce the risk of disease and lead to improved fitness, strength and mental health.
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op ta
kes
you
thro
ugh
Lob
ley
Par
k an
d
alon
gsid
e B
onso
r P
ark.
Enj
oy a
ge
ntle
str
oll a
long
the
wes
t sid
e of
N
elso
n A
venu
e b
esid
e th
e S
enio
rs
55+
Cen
tre
and
the
pop
ular
B
onso
r P
ool a
nd R
ecre
atio
n C
entr
e an
d v
isit
the
pub
lic a
rt o
n th
e so
uthe
ast c
orne
r of
Nel
son
Ave
nue
and
Ben
nett
Str
eet.
Marl
bo
rou
gh
N
ort
h
Enj
oy th
e sc
enic
vie
ws
of
Dee
r La
ke to
the
nort
h as
you
ex
plo
re th
e “W
ater
Sp
here
s”
art i
nsta
llatio
n at
the
nort
heas
t co
rner
of R
oyal
Oak
and
D
over
Str
eet.
This
sho
rt w
alk
also
take
s yo
u th
roug
h th
e M
arlb
orou
gh S
choo
l Par
k.
2
45
6
ES
T. T
IME
: 1
hour
15
min
utes
DIS
TAN
CE
: 3.
7 km
PA
RK
ING
: C
entr
al P
ark
TR
AN
SIT
: P
atte
rso
n S
kyTr
ain
Sta
tion,
Bus
Ro
utes
019
, 110
, 112
, 125
, 129
& N
19
ES
T. T
IME
: 1
hour
15
min
utes
DIS
TAN
CE
: 3.
6 km
PA
RK
ING
: B
ons
or
Rec
reat
ion
Cen
tre
TR
AN
SIT
: M
etro
tow
n S
kytr
ain
Sta
tion,
Bus
Ro
utes
019
, 049
, 110
, 112
, 116
,
13
0, 1
44, 4
30 &
N19
ES
T. T
IME
: 1
hour
DIS
TAN
CE
: 3.
1 km
PA
RK
ING
: C
entr
al P
ark
TR
AN
SIT
: P
atte
rso
n S
kytr
ain
Sta
tion
(500
m),
Bus
Ro
utes
019
, 028
, 110
, 112
,
129
& N
19
ES
T. T
IME
: 40
min
utes
DIS
TAN
CE
: 2.
1 km
PA
RK
ING
: C
entr
al P
ark
TR
AN
SIT
: P
atte
rso
n S
kytr
ain
Sta
tion,
Bus
Ro
utes
049
, 110
, 112
, 116
, 125
,
129,
430
& C
7
ES
T. T
IME
: 35
min
utes
DIS
TAN
CE
: 1.
7 km
PA
RK
ING
: M
arlb
oro
ugh
Par
kT
RA
NS
IT:
Bus
Ro
utes
110
, 112
, 144
& N
19
ES
T. T
IME
: 20
min
utes
DIS
TAN
CE
: 1
kmPA
RK
ING
: B
ons
or
Rec
reat
ion
Cen
tre
TR
AN
SIT
: R
oya
l Oak
Sky
Trai
n S
tatio
n (4
00m
),
B
us R
out
es 1
10 &
144
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